Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

 

[Woodslasher]

Today I got pitchers of my private hoard, these mfers became my personal property after I was "willed" them by the previous wholesaler when they quit. The computer on the right is my home away from home, and that I hear that little grey and silver thing in my dreams.

 

[Mastermind]

Today I got pitchers of my private hoard, these mfers became my personal property after I was "willed" them by the previous wholesaler when they quit. The computer on the right is my home away from home, and that I hear that little grey and silver thing in my dreams.
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Wow

 

[Woodslasher]

Wow

Those books are friggin gold, you can't get 98% of them anymore. The light blue Carburetor Parts book in pic 1 (left, vertical) lists damn near every carb brand and model from carb's inception to death, there's a gasket picture book that has life-sized images of gaskets and their thickness (last left vertical book), a life-sized book of wheel studs listed by the thread pitch (thin orange Dorman book, right horizontal book on top in pic #1).

The sections listing tie rod/drag link end tapers, the back of shock books listing them dimensionally, the picture books of radiator hoses with end dimensions, 1000% valuable for custom builds and 100% ignored by fng's. Also the secret weapons that way sped up the power steering conversion of my Ferd.

 

[maulhead]

I thought I wasn't allergic to anything either. Then I found out I was allergic to stupidity. Go figure.

That goes without sayin'

 

[Mastermind]

I thought I wasn't allergic to anything either. Then I found out I was allergic to stupidity. Go figure.

Same.

Those books are friggin gold, you can't get 98% of them anymore. The light blue Carburetor Parts book in pic 1 (left, vertical) lists damn near every carb brand and model from carb's inception to death, there's a gasket picture book that has life-sized images of gaskets and their thickness (last left vertical book), a life-sized book of wheel studs listed by the thread pitch (thin orange Dorman book, right horizontal book on top in pic #1).

The sections listing tie rod/drag link end tapers, the back of shock books listing them dimensionally, the picture books of radiator hoses with end dimensions, 1000% valuable for custom builds and 100% ignored by fng's. Also the secret weapons that way sped up the power steering conversion of my Ferd.

I know who to get in touch with on the odd stuff now

 

[Woodslasher]

I know who to get in touch with on the odd stuff now

Damn straight, same goes for all y'all.

 

[jacob j.]

Today I got pitchers of my private hoard, these mfers became my personal property after I was "willed" them by the previous wholesaler when they quit. The computer on the right is my home away from home, and that I hear that little grey and silver thing in my dreams.
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That's an amazing stash right there, Mr. D. Having the NAPA books is helpful also because they contain a lot of the original OE part numbers matched with their numbers. That's especially helpful with the electrical parts.

 

[Woodslasher]

That's an amazing stash right there, Mr. D. Having the NAPA books is helpful also because they contain a lot of the original OE part numbers matched with their numbers. That's especially helpful with the electrical parts.

Hawt damn, is there anything you don't know? 100% correct on that, the Echlin picture books all have all the oem numbers (up to the point they were published at, obviously) for the electrical bits listed below them.

 

[Junk Meister]

Those books are friggin gold, you can't get 98% of them anymore. The light blue Carburetor Parts book in pic 1 (left, vertical) lists damn near every carb brand and model from carb's inception to death, there's a gasket picture book that has life-sized images of gaskets and their thickness (last left vertical book), a life-sized book of wheel studs listed by the thread pitch (thin orange Dorman book, right horizontal book on top in pic #1).

The sections listing tie rod/drag link end tapers, the back of shock books listing them dimensionally, the picture books of radiator hoses with end dimensions, 1000% valuable for custom builds and 100% ignored by fng's. Also the secret weapons that way sped up the power steering conversion of my Ferd.

We had DADs old NAPA books in the early 80s His were 60s .. we could get the diaphragms for hydra vac units on farm trucks. New NAPA books only listed the complete assembly. Their books were Echlin - Monroe - Rayovac - Memory gets challenging at times just saying NAPA had a lot of suppliers back in the day. Things Change.

 

[41FanForLife]

Morning ladies. Looks like a slack day here

 

[nbbt]

Good morning folks and Happy x-mas eve. Going to be a greenish holiday season this year for our area.
48f currently this morning and going to 54f with drizzles turning to rain later today.

Visited with some of the family last evening and saw one of the new additions from this year. Dang how they get bigger so fast.
Happy holidays folks.

 

[nbbt]

The ladies are a sleeping in here, so what ya trying to say! Guess I'm at least partly not slackin'

 

[Lnk]

Good morning men. Merry Christmas Eve. Almost Christmas for Adam. 1.66666 metric hours to go.

 

[Loony661]

Merry Christmas Eve fellas. Had a great time with my side of the family last night. It was fun watching the kids get so excited and running around - 4 kids within the ages of 3-7. Dad made chicken, shrimp, and steak kabobs on the pellet grill. We ate good.

 

[Mastermind]

Good morning men. Merry Christmas Adam.

 

[Loony661]

You think Santa found a decent chainsaw for @Kiwioilboiler to open this morning?

 

[Gullet]

I catch a Reindeer in my yard, its DEAD!
Just saying...

 

[ray benson]

Good morning. Foggy 48°F/ 9°C going up to 56°F/ 13°C. Merry Christmas.

 

[dall]

Morning ladies. Looks like a slack day here

Normal day for you

You think Santa found a decent chainsaw for @Kiwioilboiler to open this morning?

Seems like the only thing he finds are the vacuum cleaner brand
And they suck